Adaptive Augmented Reality Model: Local Context withStorytelling Adaptation in Heritage

Adaptive Augmented Reality responds to the user’s characteristics, interests and context with useful and effective real-time information. Users' needs are crucial in enhancing their interaction experience. Currently the emerging technology allows such better support. However, one of the problems identified is the lack of a formal definition of a model required by such technology to adapt to local context and environment. Furthermore, storytelling as a mechanism to enhance users' experience while interacting in such augmented reality space is rarely included. Therefore, the main aim of this research is to propose a formal definition of such model in the forms of user, context, interaction and environment models. These models will then be implemented in an archaeology field as a proof of concept. The main aim of this research is tp propose a formal definition of AAR model in the forms of user, context, interaction and environment models.